A month after the earthquakes, families in Caracas continue to live in improvised shelters, despite authorities reporting over one hundred relief camps. Many remain outside their homes, primarily in makeshift tents, indicating an uneven distribution of aid and resources. Testimonials highlight disparities in the assistance provided to those affected. The situation reveals ongoing challenges in providing adequate housing and support for earthquake survivors. Authorities claim to be managing numerous camps, but a visible number of people are still awaiting more permanent solutions. This suggests gaps in the official response and lingering hardship for vulnerable populations. The long-term impact on housing and displacement remains a concern.